Re: possible GDI resource leak

"Gary Doades" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.postgresql.devel.win32
Message-ID <40D8968B.3766.19E57ED7@localhost>
On 22 Jun 2004 at 14:55, Merlin Moncure wrote:

> I'm running a recent snapshot and started noticing strange behavior on
> the desktop.  Explorer was refusing to hide/show windows and
> right-clicking on the application icon in the explorer bar refused to
> show the system menu.  For those of you not in the know, this is the
> classic sign that your system is out of handles (yes, this can even
> happen on 2000/XP).
> 
> I began killing processes one by one to see who it was and everything
> returned to normal after shutting down the server.  This could have been
> a fluke, but be sure to mention it if you experience something similar.
> 
> Merlin

Why would postgres use GDI at all (apart from maybe a hidden console 
window and system menu)? Using Task Mangler I can see that each 
postgres instance uses 4 GDI objects. So unless you have a hell of a 
lot of connections to the database I can't see it using up a lot of GDI 
objects. OTOH each postgres instance uses 140 (ish) handles. So after 
a while handles may get a little clogged up if you have loads of 
connections.

Have you used Task Mangler to look at handles, GDI object etc?

Regards,
Gary.


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